Blueface Denies His Crew Took Adrien Broner’s Bag at a Skilla Baby Show

Blueface wants it known: nobody on his team has Adrien Broner’s bag. The denial came on a Sunday Kick stream, after a chaotic weekend scene at a Skilla Baby show in Los Angeles where the boxer appeared unresponsive and was taken away by paramedics.

In the hours after the show, rumors spread online that Broner’s bag — said to be worth somewhere between $50,000 and $100,000, per TMZ’s reporting of the claims — had been taken by members of Blueface’s crew. HipHopStories is flagging this plainly: the theft is an allegation that no authority or outlet has verified, and the only confirmed pieces of the story are Broner’s condition at the show and Blueface’s denial of any involvement.

On stream, Blueface shut the story down outright, saying nobody on his team took the bag. It is the kind of denial that travels fast in both directions — half the internet had convicted his crew before he ever spoke, and his response is now the other half of the headline.

Broner’s condition is the part of this story that matters most and is known least. The former champion appeared unresponsive at the event and left with paramedics; detailed, confirmed information about his health has been scarce, and HipHopStories will not fill that gap with speculation.

The episode is also a snapshot of how fast the rumor mill moves around celebrity chaos: a real medical scare, an unverified bag claim and a livestream denial, all within a weekend, each traveling further than the facts underneath it.

For now, the record is simple. Broner was helped out of a Los Angeles show by paramedics. A bag theft has been alleged and not proven. And Blueface, on camera, says his people had nothing to do with it.